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Irlandos: New page: '''Giorgos Savvidis''' is a Cypriot former football player and current coach. Savvidis played as a midfielder, making his debut for Omonia [...

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New page: '''Giorgos Savvidis''' is a Cypriot former football player and current coach. Savvidis played as a midfielder, making his debut for Omonia [...

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'''Giorgos Savvidis''' is a [[Cyprus|Cypriot]] former [[football (soccer)|football]] player and current coach.

Savvidis played as a midfielder, making his debut for [[Omonia FC|Omonia]] [[Lefkosia]] in [[1981]]. His fine play earned him a transfer to [[AEK FC|AEK]] [[Athens]] in the Greek [[Alpha Ethniki]] after the [[1987]] season.

Savvidis was part of the AEK club that won the championship in [[1989]] and [[1991]]. He returned to Cyprus and Omonia after the [[1992]] season and continued his playing career until [[1996]].

During his career, Savvidis was capped 46 times by the [[Cyprus National Football Team]], scoring two goals.

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	'''Giorgos Savvidis''' is a [[Cyprus\|Cypriot]] former [[football (soccer)\|football]] player and current coach.		'''Giorgos Savvidis''' is a [[Cyprus\|Cypriot]] former [[football (soccer)\|football]] player and current coach.

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 He left Digenis to pursue a career as assistant manager to former AEK teammate [[Toni Savevski]]: [[2001]]-[[2002|02]] with [[Apollon Limassol FC|Apollon Limassol]] and between [[2002]]-[[2004]]  with Omonia. In late November, [[2007]], he was named head coach of Omonia, a position he held until March [[2008]].
+[[Category:1961 births|Savvidis, Giorgos]]
 [[Category:Cypriot footballers|Savvidis, Giorgos]]
 [[Category:Football Players|Savvidis, Giorgos]]
 [[Category:Football Coaches|Savvidis, Giorgos]]

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	After his playing days were over, Savvidis coached [[Digenis Morphou FC\|Digenis]] [[Morfou]], winning first place in the [[Cyprus Football B Division]] and achieving promotion for the club after almost 30 years.		After his playing days were over, Savvidis coached [[Digenis Morphou FC\|Digenis]] [[Morfou]], winning first place in the [[Cyprus Football B Division]] and achieving promotion for the club after almost 30 years.

−	He left Digenis to pursue a career as assistant manager to former AEK teammate [[Toni Savevski]]: [[2001]]-[[2002\|02]] with [[Apollon Limassol FC\|Apollon Limassol]] and between [[2002]]-[[2004]] with Omonia. In late November, [[2007]], he was named head coach of Omonia.	+	He left Digenis to pursue a career as assistant manager to former AEK teammate [[Toni Savevski]]: [[2001]]-[[2002\|02]] with [[Apollon Limassol FC\|Apollon Limassol]] and between [[2002]]-[[2004]] with Omonia. In late November, [[2007]], he was named head coach of Omonia, a position he held until March [[2008]].

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	After his playing days were over, Savvidis coached [[Digenis Morphou FC\|Digenis]] [[Morfou]], winning first place in the [[Cyprus Football B Division]] and achieving promotion for the club after almost 30 years.		After his playing days were over, Savvidis coached [[Digenis Morphou FC\|Digenis]] [[Morfou]], winning first place in the [[Cyprus Football B Division]] and achieving promotion for the club after almost 30 years.

−	He left Digenis to pursue a career as assistant manager to former AEK teammate [[Toni Savevski]]: [[2001]]-[[2002\|02]] with [[Apollon Limassol FC\|Apollon Limassol]] and between [[2002]]-[[2004]] Omonia. In late November, [[2007]], he was named head coach of Omonia.	+	He left Digenis to pursue a career as assistant manager to former AEK teammate [[Toni Savevski]]: [[2001]]-[[2002\|02]] with [[Apollon Limassol FC\|Apollon Limassol]] and between [[2002]]-[[2004]] with Omonia. In late November, [[2007]], he was named head coach of Omonia.

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 '''Giorgos Savvidis''' is a [[Cyprus|Cypriot]] former [[football (soccer)|football]] player and current coach.
-Savvidis played as a midfielder, making his debut for [[Omonia FC|Omonia]] [[Lefkosia]] in [[1981]]. His fine play earned him a transfer to [[AEK FC|AEK]] [[Athens]], in the Greek [[Alpha Ethniki]], after the [[1987]] season.
+Savvidis was born on [[February 8]], [[1961]] in [[Lefkosia]], [[Cyprus]]. He played as a midfielder, starting his career with [[Olympiakos Nicosia FC|Olympiakos Nicosia]]. He made his debut for [[Omonia FC|Omonia]] [[Lefkosia]] in [[1981]]. His fine play earned him a transfer to [[AEK FC|AEK]] [[Athens]], in the Greek [[Alpha Ethniki]], after the [[1987]] season. At the time, he was considered the best footballer in Cyprus.
 Savvidis was part of the AEK club that won the championship in [[1989]] and [[1991]]. He returned to Cyprus and Omonia after the [[1992]] season and continued his playing career until [[1996]].
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 During his career, Savvidis was capped 46 times by the [[Cyprus National Football Team]], scoring two goals.
-In late November, [[2007]], he was named head coach of Omonia.
+After his playing days were over, Savvidis coached [[Digenis Morphou FC|Digenis]] [[Morfou]], winning first place in the [[Cyprus Football B Division]] and achieving promotion for the club after almost 30 years.